Researchers from Pennsylvania State University found that
mothers with greater symptoms of depression and worries behaved in ways that
disrupted their babies' sleep. The depressed mothers were more likely to pick
up their sleeping babies and move them into their own bed to silence fears
about whether the child was hungry, thirsty or comfortable, the study published
in journal Child Development found. They were also more likely to respond to
baby sounds that don't necessarily require a response.
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